Seriously, curb side only, not even in my driveway?
12617
It's really not awfully heavy. I think I offered the driver 20.00 extra and he and his partner took it all the way into our bedroom. Most delivery people appreciate opportunity to make a little extra $$
12618
Nice piece of furniture well made heavy solid we like it. Was delivered inside our home.
12619
It really depends on who contracts the delivery. I've had several large items delivered. The delivery people brought my kitchen appliances into the house but the delivery people who delivered a kitchen full of cabinets would only put them in the garage. When they call you for a delivery time - make arrangements with them. Some charge an additional fee to bring them in the house for you. However, to answer your question - seriously, it is curb side only unless other arrangements are made. Also, with this particular dresser, make sure you take ALL the packaging off before the delivery guys leave. It was packaged exceptionally well and I saw no sign of damage from the outside but the front corner was damaged - you cannot tell from the outside. Good luck.
12620
It's really a very nice piece for the money. We got side tables for our bed after receiving this piece!
12621
I presume you are referring to the delivery. If so they took it inside my house. It was in a large box. Hope that helps.
1553853
Ours is on the side. It works great. My husband installed it so I can't say exactly what he had to do differently but it couldn't have been too bad because I don't remember there being a lot of swearing on that project. :)
912379
Good question. I have found that my driveway gets narrower and narrower from pushing the snow off to the side as winter goes on. So I have been more diligent about clearing off the sides. Some of the snow I push across the road (no curbs where I live). Sometimes I push the snow off to the side and then go along each side with a regular shovel to clear off the sides. I occasionally have a helper. One of us pushes the snow off to the side and the other goes after with the regular shovel to lift it up. It is much easier and quicker than shoveling the entire driveway with a regular shovel.
1009889
The tires have RWL on one side but not the other. They can be mounted either way.
17583
My sidewalk has some uneven cracks. I push down on the handle to get over them. Don't know about grass but it might be OK if you lowered the skids all the way down.
1000178
yes it does...not very impressed..probably good for sidewalks,not very good for driveways..lol,you get what you pay for
403685
I don't have an asphalt driveway, but they really are skateboard wheels, so try a skateboard and you will have your answer!
1993315
I have a dirt driveway. Not gravel but certainly not paved either. My 1800 Power Curve has not been a problem. I have learned where specific embedded non-removable rocks are and have learned to avoid them easily enough. Hope that helps.
887530
This kit will not give u a curved curb you would have to to that on your own.
838024
If the bricks are bedded in sand it may not be a good idea as it will blow the sand out of the cracks, and the uneven surface may make it difficult to move the unit easily. Works very well on my driveway even in areas where the surface has salt damage, just doesn't move as freely over the damaged areas. I agree with Daniel R.
2095653
If you lift the front wheels and place them on the curb, you can get the chair up a low curb without too much trouble. You have to be careful because this is a light weight chair and you can tip it if you push with too much force over uneven ground or broken cement.
1967481
Sorry I do not drive over it , I have it on the side of my driveway next to the house.
1532300
Unfortunately I had the same thought but anywhere you park .It's made to lay on the sidewalk for safety reasons.
1174168
Sorry, I'm no help either. I never thought to use it outside. One way to find out though!!! Let us know how it turns out.
1824440
It comes with two guides, one for each side that allow you to raise the blade off the ground so it doesn't wear out. You can mount them lower to raise the blade higher to leave some snow(1/2") on the ground and keep from throwing stones. Most likely your driveway is not perfectly flat and you will throw some of the mounds.
1132576
Not on my Jeep and I doubt on a sedan either. Pretty well thought out design.
449959
It'll be plenty noisy on a concrete driveway, especially if it's cobbled (like mine ... maddeningly noisy). Cheap and easy solution: tightly wrap some silicone rubber self fusing tape around each wheel a few times, and it should quiet down considerably ... that will cost about $8. Better yet, for $16 Prime you can buy TWO ball bearing, rubber-tired, 7" steel wheels to replace the cheesy plastic ones that come on this cart. Search for "Martin Wheel 715-OF-R 7 by 1.50-Inch Light Duty Steel Wheel for Lawn Mower, 1/2-Inch Ball Bearing, 1-3/8-Inch Offset Hub, Rib Tread." Be sure the axle diameter matches, or you can use a brass bearing insert ($2 each) if the cart axle is smaller than the new wheels require. It'll be plenty noisy on a concrete driveway, especially if it's cobbled (like mine ... maddeningly noisy). Cheap and easy solution: tightly wrap some silicone rubber self fusing tape around each wheel a few times, and it should quiet down considerably ... that will cost about $8. Better yet, for $16 Prime you can buy TWO ball bearing, rubber-tired, 7" steel wheels to replace the cheesy plastic ones that come on this cart. Search for "Martin Wheel 715-OF-R 7 by 1.50-Inch Light Duty Steel Wheel for Lawn Mower, 1/2-Inch Ball Bearing, 1-3/8-Inch Offset Hub, Rib Tread." Be sure... » Read More It'll be plenty noisy on a concrete driveway, especially if it's cobbled (like mine ... maddeningly noisy). Cheap and easy solution: tightly wrap some silicone rubber self fusing tape around each wheel a few times, and it should quiet down considerably ... that will cost about $8. Better yet, for $16 Prime you can buy TWO ball bearing, rubber-tired, 7" steel wheels to replace the cheesy plastic ones that come on this cart. Search for "Martin Wheel 715-OF-R 7 by 1.50-Inch Light Duty Steel Wheel for Lawn Mower, 1/2-Inch Ball Bearing, 1-3/8-Inch Offset Hub, Rib Tread." Be sure the axle diameter matches, or you can use a brass bearing insert ($2 each) if the cart axle is smaller than the new wheels require. « Show Less